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Original Title:	Love's Enduring Promise (Love Comes Softly #2)
ISBN:	0764228498 (ISBN13: 9780764228490)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Love Comes Softly #2

Love's Enduring Promise (Love Comes Softly #2)

Janette Oke

Paperback | Pages: 239 pages

Rating: 4.19 | 11967 Users | 381 Reviews

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Title	:	Love's Enduring Promise (Love Comes Softly #2)
Author	:	Janette Oke
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Revised Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 239 pages
Published	:	November 1st 2003 by Bethany House Publishers (first published 1979)
Categories	:	Christian Fiction. Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Christian. Fiction

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Tragedy brought them together, but love bound them into a family.

Clark and Marty Davis, the pioneer couple thrown together after the death of their first spouses, now preside over a growing number of youngsters in their prairie home. Together they face the joys and trials of life on a homesteader's farm.

Will they be able to find a suitable teacher for the long-awaited new school? Is the "very learned" Eastern preacher going to be able to communicate with the simple people of the West? And how do Clark and Marty guide their lovely daughter, now grown to womanhood, in her choice of a partner?

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After loving the first book, I was excited to read this one. Honestly, I didn't like this one quite as much as the first, mainly because it covers about fifteen years. I felt a bit lost by the end of the book because of all that had happened and changed. But still, the book was good. Not as strong of a message with this one. Hopefully the next book is better.



***Spoiler Alert*** (It was suggested I do that although I don't believe I'm giving anything way but just to be safe...)Other than the ending, this book is nothing like the movie of the same title. Not sure why Hallmark/Michael Landon Jr. deviated so far from the original story but they did. Unlike the first book, "Love Comes Softly", this book is at a much quicker pace. Missie, the two-year-old daughter of Clark's in the first book, starts off at age 5 in this book and and is 18, getting

Reviewed for THC Reviews"4.5 stars" I'm pretty certain I read Love's Enduring Promise years ago in my teens, but prior to picking it up again, I couldn't really remember a thing about the story. As a consequence and knowing that this was a continuation of Clark and Marty's relationship, I was kind of expecting an epic love story which isn't quite what this novel is all about. The book opens about two years after the ending of Love Comes Softly. It is still primarily about Clark, Marty, and their

After Reading this series I felt I knew the characters intimately and they were my friends.

I am not a romance person but I enjoy this series. However, a few things bug me about this book, including about 2/3 of the way through when Oke completely sidesteps the issue with the Graham boy. If a white christian male was going to marry a First Nations female of a different religion in the late 1800s, there would be HUGE controversy. I thought it was unrealistic how "okay" Marty and Ma (mostly Marty though) were with the situation. Even if they weren't racist, all Christians should be

I want to *love* these books because they have so much going for them, especially the great characters but what stops me from rating them higher is how quickly the timeline moves. From one paragraph to the next it is just as likely that a year has passed as it would be an hour had. I despise that. Maybe its me, but when Im in a story like this it is the ins and outs of daily life that make it. From the first book to this one there was a gap of about three years in which a lot happens that we